Catch Me When I Fall (bxb)
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Ya'll are in for a treat I promise you.
Raven Gray hasn't been the same since his mom died. He's angry, broken, and pushes everyone away. Noah Lockwood is the golden boy who refuses to stay out of his life. Slowly, the walls Raven built start to crack-and he has no choice but to let someone catch him when he falls.
"I'm so tired, Noah," Raven whispered, tears streaming down his face.
Noah pulled the boy close to his body and stroked his hair comfortingly. "I know," he said, closing his eyes. "I know."
Interviewer: *visibly tearing up*
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